Mr. Chair, I'll just make one quick statement about that. I don't think what's being talked about today really has any connection with the Beyond the Border initiatives, given that the special Canada-U.S. relationship and the fact that, really, those were focused more on pre-clearance and, in many cases, the movement of goods.
What I would say, though, is that I think in all of our programs we are trying to strike the appropriate balance between risk and facilitation, and trying to use not only our staff but also modern analytical tools to try to determine where the highest risks are, and to mitigate those risks while at the same time facilitating the vast majority of the flow of people or goods either across the border or into our country through other means.
I think that same theme shows up across all of our programs in many ways.